Every Fall I have good intentions of tuning up my yard before the snow flies so that when Spring rolls around, it can be luscious and green. Then before I know it, I've lost track of time and it's almost Thanksgiving and the ground is starting to freeze up. Not this year. I'm over-seeding and fertilizing now so I don't miss my chance again. In this article we give you the low-down on what you need to do now so that your lawn is good to go in the Spring.

I can almost hear you from here... "Why are you sending out this article now? Summer grilling season is almost over!" Well, now is as good a time as any to get it done. If you do it now, you'll be ready for next season. Additionally, when your grill is hooked up to a house gas line, you'll grill deeper into the season because you have an infinite gas supply. No more running out in the middle of your grill session. 

This article shows how to hook up a propane grill to a propane house supply. If your house is on natural gas, be sure to contact your grill manufacturer to get the right orifice. Natural gas is made up of almost all methane and you need more of it to get the same heat as propane.

With the long Labor Day weekend, it's a great time to tackle a project at home. About the easiest thing to do is to paint something. I know I've taken a long weekend to paint before and I'm sure many of you have to. But how do you clean the brushes so that they're like new the next time? Read on and we'll tell you how.